Well , what to make of this ? A man walk into an Apple Store in Santa Monica , asks for a 2.66GHz MacBook Pro , and short security gets thrown into gamy alert . mind the “ forerunner , ” my friends .
The full telecasting , wherein Owen JJ Stone recounts his odd encounter , canbe found here . Apparently when he walked up to two employee request that specific laptop computer , one said the word “ forerunner , ” and things get a slight tense :
When she said , “ forerunner , ” the gentleman touched his spike , and uh , then the security guard came up to the middle of the registry , two people went and place upright by the door , the great unwashed were standing around me , and I ’m like “ Dude , do think I ’m gon na steal this Macbook ? ”
And he ’s like , “ Oh , no , no , no . ”
Strange days .
According toConsumerist commenterswith more retail experience than I have , the fact that Stone suppose he was “ in a hastiness ” probably leaven red flags . Or possibly they wanted to save him from buying a new MacBook Pro so closemouthed to aCore i5 / i7 refresh ?
https://gizmodo.com/rumor-core-i5-i7-macbooks-coming-this-month-5510102
As commenters below have indicate out , the Apple Store employee may have been tell “ base runner , ” call for help to get an token from the back . That makes some sense ! Although it woudn’t explain people move to stand by the doorway or a security system guard come up to the register .
In any upshot , I intend the significant affair is that we all know now to say “ predecessor ” as many times as potential on our next slip to the Apple Store . [ OhDoctaviaConsumerist ]
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